Handbook of lessons in physical training and games for the Philadelphia public schools (1910)
Stecher, William A. (William Albin) · [Philadelphia?] · leaf 14
rom the special teachers. It is advised not to installnew apparatus of any kind without first conferring with the Director ofPhysical Education. Illustrations of Correct and Faulty Positions. On the next four pagesa number of the fundamental positions are shown as they should be exe-cuted, also the… … 1. The Fundamental Standing Posi-tion. The weight of the body should beon the balls of the feet, the hips aredrawn back, the chest is held well for-ward, the head is erect, with the chindrawn in. Common faults are a pushing forwardof the hips and of the chin, and an ex-aggerated pulling back of the…
Physical education and training · Games
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